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The movie was absolutely garbage !!!
BH needs to do better - since Halloween Ends - Exorcist , Freddy is Shyte - STOP IT !!!!
Dead Space recently received a popular remake that was faithful yet constructive, and the original BioShock is also deserving of this treatment.
No it doesn't need it. It was remastered in 60 fps last gen and still looks and plays great. Would be a waste of time, money and resources imo. It's games from 3 or 4 gens back that could use the remake treatment.
The games that need remaking are.
Resistance fall of man.
Motorstorm.
PS5 would produce something special.
There's been such an advancement in tech since the PS3 days. It would be awesome. DAY 1 BUY for me.
I would love this
Expand on the lore
Incorporate Bioshock Infinite and Bioshock 2 plot lines
Add room rooms or maybe even an extra area
Maybe new plasmids
Give Jack a personality and add voice acting, it worked for Isaac. Jack did speak at the start of the game so adding onto that and giving him convos between Atlas or Ryan would be great
Man could you imagine what bioshock would look like in ue5 with full raytracing, phwaaarrrhh.
This series and farcry tackle some big issues in society. I love how they present and build a game around using societal issues. These two series always have a fan in me!
the weird thing is that Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite were such perfect polar opposites that I don't see how and where a new Bioshock would be set.
Bioshock was a claustrophobic horror set in a closed nightmarish underwater city after the main incidents have happened, a consequence when you let technology and science rule over emotion.
Bioshock Infinite was a more open swashbuckling adventure set in a sunny paradisiac place above the clouds, and the incidents were unfolding with you being the main catalyst. The place was also a consequence of religion and emotion ruling over science and logic
Where would a new Bioshock fit?
A virus that is harmless for over 80% of the people but 100% of them are in panic and the player has to survive them and their lust for toilet paper
gamesrader... "oh bioshock on the freebreeze list, maybe I need to write a basic-bs article about Bioshock so there's something to post". Yawn. This is why gaming journalism really sucks major ass these days.